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The Air Force’s F-117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter Keeps ‘Rising from the Grave’

-The U.S. Air Force has since confirmed that a fleet of approximately 45 of the officially "retired" aircraft are still being flown for non-combat research and training missions until at least 2034.
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The F-117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter Has a New Enemy (Not Russia or China)

Key Points and Summary - Despite being officially retired for nearly two decades, the iconic F-117 Nighthawk is still actively flying for the U.S. Air Force under a new 10-year maintenance contract.
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Preserving a stealth icon: SAC Museum teams with local business on F-117 Nighthawk

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - If you’ve been to the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum, you know the work that goes into preserving pieces of the country’s history that flew amongst the stars. This ...
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Stealth down : the loss of the first F-117 Stealth fighter in combat and the dramatic rescue of the pilot / by Ross W. Simpson

"Co-published by Narwhal Press Inc. & Coastal Publishing Inc."--Jacket. "The exclusive story of a remarkable rescue that occurred during the Allied air campaign against Yugoslavia. On the fourth night ...
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F-117 Stealth Fighter

A single-seat, radar-evading bomber, the Nighthawk debuted in combat in Panama but made its name in the Persian Gulf War, where its pioneering radar-evading design allowed it to strike heavily ...